author
Alice Pujo
1869–1953
A French writer of popular fiction and children's books, she built a long career telling lively stories for young readers and a wide general audience. Her work remained visible enough to be preserved by major libraries and later digitized for modern readers.
1 Audiobook
Rose Perrin : roman
by Alice Pujo
About the author
Born in Rignac, Aveyron, on June 9, 1869, and died in Paris on February 7, 1953, she wrote in French and was especially associated with popular literature and books for children. French reference sources such as the Bibliothèque nationale de France list her among the authors they preserve, confirming the lasting place of her work in early 20th-century print culture.
Her books are still traceable today through library records and digital archives, including Project Gutenberg, which has made some of her writing available to contemporary readers. That surviving catalog presence suggests a writer with a substantial body of work and an audience that extended beyond her own era.
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